The star-shaped fortress is situated on an important promontory in the harbour. |
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This promontory, overlooking the narrow neck joining the peninsula to the mainland, constituted a protected yet strategic location. |
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The promontory, jammed with red-tiled roofs, was once an island, but had for centuries been joined to the mainland by a narrow causeway. |
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In her stage direction, she has the set supposedly balanced on a promontory of earth so that you really see the mud. |
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The rocky promontory at the top of the waterfall has long been regarded as one of the most romantic viewpoints in the mountains. |
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Standing proudly on an isolated promontory, this 13th century stronghold once commanded the whole upper part of the Great Glen. |
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Both ponds were divided from the lake by a low promontory of land that encircled them. |
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The stones at Carnac weave strange spells on this wave-tossed promontory that juts so stubbornly into the Atlantic. |
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Strategically situated on a rocky promontory with an adjacent natural harbor, it was called Cabo Corso, or short cape, by the Portuguese. |
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The house sits on a rocky promontory at the southern tip of Kata beach, one of the best on the island. |
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It was hard to tell which eagle-eyed member of the crew spotted the stranded paddler waving at us from a rocky promontory. |
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The cavalry stopped just short of bow range from the rocky promontory, and the women prepared for a ground assault. |
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I beached it in a small bay and clambered to a rocky promontory to admire the surrounding grandeur and check my progress. |
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Survivors of the burning of Panama City in 1671 rebuilt a walled bastion on a rocky promontory to the west. |
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They walked for a distance over the rough hillside and then came to a halt on a promontory which loomed out over the ravine. |
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A coastal path climbs spectacularly over a rocky promontory and brings you to L' Estagnol, where you will find a sheltered sandy cove. |
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Clearance of the obstruction showed that the tympanic membrane was compressed against the promontory. |
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Breakfast could be eaten in the shade of the pines on the promontory while watching fishing boats putter across the waves. |
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Less commonly, shoulder dystocia results from impaction of the posterior shoulder on the sacral promontory. |
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On the eastern side of the bluff, the bones of extinct species of bison attest that the promontory was once used as a buffalo jump. |
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To the east lies the wild promontory of Portofino, whose southern coast is accessible only on foot or by sea. |
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Gay Head, a promontory in Vinyard Sound, MA, U.S. and Portland Bill, a promontory in English Channel appear to support the results of this study. |
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The coast line made a hairpin turn, and a jutting promontory of granite caught a small shingly beach against it. |
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Once you gain the promontory of grandparenthood, these things last for only short whiles, not for 20 straight years like they used to. |
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Every peak and promontory shall catch up the symphonious echoes. |
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Was this a prehistoric promontory fort, as traces might indicate? |
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At the east end is a small promontory fort, probably Iron Age. |
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Tomas pointed out the promontory forts that are dotted around the area. |
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Regardless of how you get there, it is worth making a trip to the island's capital, which is built on a promontory that projects dramatically out into the sea. |
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These motions push the posterior shoulder over the sacral promontory, allowing it to fall into the hollow of the sacrum, and rotate the symphysis over the impacted shoulder. |
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In 1897, an idea developed: to erect a Celtic cross on the large promontory known as Telegraph Hill. |
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Leaning over an embrasure on Moon bastion, I could see the entire old town within the promontory ramparts. |
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The Kirsehir-Nigde massif formed a promontory of this continental margin. |
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At the far eastern end of Madeira, the promontory that is Ponta de São Lourenço is like a small piece of Africa. |
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Point Clark Lighthouse NHSC is situated on a round promontory jutting out into the east shore of Lake Huron. |
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The promontory itself was acquired by the government in the 1970s as a site for building oil rigs. |
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This picturesque town occupies every available inch of a small, beautiful promontory at the foot of a huge cliff threatening, La Rocca. |
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It was on this rocky promontory that Graf Siegfried built his castle, but of which little remains today. |
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On the promontory of Skaros there was a monastery of Dominican nuns, under the patronage of St. Catherine of Siena. |
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The stairs from the Lower Town and the steep hills allow us to climb up or down the thrust sheet forming the promontory of Quebec. |
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Its monumental scale forms an artificial promontory that offers continuity with the harbour-side landscape. |
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The port of Grimsby is unique in England in that it is sited on a promontory, which separates the Humber Estuary from the North Sea. |
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It's on the Cabo de Vela promontory, from where you have some striking views of the CÃes islands. |
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Reminiscent of the protective function of a giant snail shell, the bright green copper roof nestles between the hills of the Gargano promontory. |
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Have the president drive in the golden fence post at promontory Point II and sign the amnesty right there. |
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The United States owned the entire promontory of Sandy Hook. |
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The casemates of the Bock promontory and those of the Pétrusse valley form an impressive labyrinth of kilometres of underground passageways carved into the rock. |
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To the east is the Point of Hellia on which is located the Broch of Gurness, an Iron Age promontory fort. |
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They were close to the promontory of the tombs, and had looked straight into the chhatri of the Rajah's father through an opening in the trees. |
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Stranger still, when you reflect that Texas rivals California and Florida as a magnet for shipping. A promontory on Galveston Island offers a good feel of maritime Texas. |
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They had dug a system of trenches and, on the promontory overlooking the river, had installed four Korean-made anti-aircraft guns pointing at the forest. |
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The remains of one broch stand on a promontory at Invernaver, overlooking the mouth of the river. |
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The first Municipality featuring an urban plan designed with small routes of communication is Vico Equense, on a rocky promontory with the sea a sheer drop below, which stretches from Scrajo to Punta Scutolo. |
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Cascades of light and color tumbled down Fourvière Hill, transformed into three tableaus revealing the mystical and human history of this symbolic site, which turned into a promontory of light. |
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In all these guises, the one constant is Mamet's crewcut, which dips like a tree line over the craggy promontory of his broad forehead and gives him an austere first appearance. |
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The impact of pregnancy on the mesh is also unknown one concern would be the risk of a gravid uterus causing the mesh to avulse from the sacral promontory with subsequent recurrence of prolapse. |
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When the early settlers built their homes on the promontory, they dug the foundations, reserving the excavated stone for use in building the walls. |
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Any haemoperitoneum above the promontory is ignored for the moment. |
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Marsala is perched on a small promontory overlooking the Mediterranean. |
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Durham Cathedral occupies a strategic position on a promontory high above the River Wear. |
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Built atop a rocky promontory, the Fortifications of Quebec tower over the St. Lawrence River. Visitors can stroll along the 4.6-km-long walkway and enjoy the splendid views. |
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We were now within the embrace of a broad bay flanked on either hand by a low promontory. |
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We had topped the high country, too, and had started down the other side of the mountains that ran out on the promontory. |
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This steepness was intensified on all sides by an artificial intrenchment which divided the promontory from the mainland. |
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Raymond's force occupied an old promontory fort at Baginbun and plundered the surrounding countryside. |
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Beyond the bay the underlying rocks emerge from the sand to form the promontory of Porthcawl Point. |
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Oxwich Bay ends in the large wooded promontory of Oxwich Point, which leads west to the beach front villages of Horton and Port Eynon. |
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The river then flows through Blantyre and Bothwell, where the ruined Bothwell Castle stands on a defensible promontory. |
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Accordingly, Java Major, or Jave la Grande, was shown as a promontory of the undiscovered antarctic continent of Terra Australis. |
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Two unnamed corries are cut into the eastern face and between them a flat topped promontory juts out with the highest point on its northern edge. |
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The promontory of Monte Gargano, on the east, is completely isolated, and so are the Campanian volcanic arc near Naples. |
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The ruins lie upon a promontory, bare and unmystified by the gloom of surrounding groves. |
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The house is imperiously built on a promontory, a vestige of the defensive construction it once was as part of the former moats currently bears witness. |
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Here is the famous promontory of Capo d'Orso, a large granite rock sculpted by the wind from the particular shape, just like a bear watching the sea. |
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At Portavadie, a remote promontory at the mouth of Loch Fyne, a £45m glass-fronted marina and leisure development is being built by the Bulloch family, a Scottish whisky dynasty. |
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It can be found in the western edge of the municipal historical reservation, which is located on the arenaceous promontory, surrounded from three parts by the Metuje River. |
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Potter and Hunt, 29, crashed late on Saturday after leaping from a promontory called Taft Point, 3,000ft above the valley floor, park ranger Scott Gediman said. |
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St David established his monastery on a promontory on the western sea. |
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A dolphin rescued the poet Arion from drowning and carried him safe to land, at Cape Matapan, a promontory forming the southernmost point of the Peloponnesus. |
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On the East side Kingswear Castle sits very close to the water's edge, and on the west side Dartmouth Castle is built on a rocky promontory at sea level. |
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It was chosen as the capital because of its proximity to the sea, and the promontory on which an important military settlement had been since the time of the Phoenicians. |
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Edging round the west shore past a rowan-decked promontory, we found the long finger of Oban Haka pointing to the ruins of a building marked on the map as shieling. |
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There is a 2nd or 3rd millennium BC chambered cairn, an Iron Age promontory fort and the remains of other prehistoric settlement dating from the Bronze Age nearby. |
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Sailing along the coast, he doubled the promontory of Carthage. |
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To the north of the present High Street an area of open ground called Castle Park preserves almost exactly the hidden perimeter of an iron age promontory fort. |
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